The Pale Dance
The rain did not fall. It stood. It hung in the air above the county fairgrounds like a curtain of gray gauze. The tent poles groaned. The canvas flapped. A low, wet moan came from the earth. Elias Vance stood in the center of the Main Street Pavilion. He was a small man. His uniform was too large. The wool itched. He smelled of damp wool and old coffee. He looked at the floor. The wood was...
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